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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-29
The Logs.

The heavy rain Of Thursday night and
Friday morning, with the moderate rain
before. caused sudden rise Of about
feet in the kennebec, which brought the
logs down the river in large quantities,
filing the booms 80, that on Saturday the
drivers dare not disturb them for feaI
that if they got start, they would break
the booms.
Monday morning there were - millions
of logs in Weston Brainard'> boom al
this place, and 10 or l2 millions at Somer-
set, with about the same quantity at
Fairfield. They commenced to turn them
out here Monday. It was a big jam and
took considerable work to break it. The
gates were hoi>te1 on Dead River sun
day, and about three million logs wer,
run out into the kennebec Men were al
80 sent back To Long Pond Rapids to put
along : millions that were Lung up there
with good prospect of getting them
Thus ; millions more than were eNpecteC
a week ago, win be got out on thi, ris'
of water.
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To Subs criberS

ON or about July 1t We shall sad ont
to subscribers, Who ar one year or more
in arrears. gentle reminders IF their in
debtednes, to the RfroErER II our pat
rons do not care to receive them they
will avoid it by looking upon their paper
noting the figures marked thereon and re-
hitting the amount indicated by these
figures. We would be glad to be able to
run the RrroGlfH without calling upon
our patrons for The small SUNS due but
the condition Of our bank account sill
not admit Of it,
In making remittanrcS reckon at the
rate of sl75 per year for all arrcarasr~.
and l5o per year in advance, ar where
one fun year j. paid in advance. aFrear-
ages can he settled at advance rates $50
per year. Please give this attention.
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Search and Seizure

Sheriff Vaughan swore out search and
seizure warrants for three parties Mon.
day, and found two bottles of liquor in
the saloon kept by James Smith, in the
Fletcher building, on Water street, which
he seized and took with the owner, into
the august presence or Justice Dascomb,
who issued the warrants. The Judge"
imposed fine of 500 and costs upon
which the accused appealed, and was or
dered to recognize in the sum Of $500
He subsequently paid the fine of 500.
1t has been generally understood that
all violations of the law are punishable by
imprisonment, but by section 40 of oh. 81
of the Revised Statutes, as amended 1t
will be seen that the search and seizure
process Is an exception.
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Mr.. Blaine in England,

MIR Blaine is receiving remarkable so
cial attention in England with invitations
from the notables so numerous that he
can accept but IA small part of them. The
New York Worlds spondnt
says that MIR and Mrs Blaine were the
center Of attraction at Mr. Gladstone's
summer garden party AMI that Nr Glad
stone was very marked in his attention to
them. Mr. Blaine declined the inyitati II
to attend Prime Minister Sal>buryS re-
cep, ion given in honor of the visiting
royalties This. the Worlds corrcspon-
dent says, was because "hc felt his pres.
ence there after his controversy with
Lord Salisbury over the Irish would have
been subject to demonstration The
report of Mrs. Blaine's illness was great
ly exaggerated She has been able to be
out every day.
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STATE NEWS.

Dexter is trying the experiment Of convey
Ing to and from the village schools tho schol
ars that live in the small districts and do moi
have the advantages Of long terms Of school
The managers Of the Eastern Maine State
Fair, At Bangor, have decided TO have cat
show in connection with this immense cx-
hihition TO he given Tuesday, Aug. 30, to Fri
day, sept. >, inclusive.
J. W. Manson and f. W llovey of
Pittsticld, have formed partnership
under the firm name of Manson Hoyey,
to assist in balancing the scales Of JUS
ticc--for a consideration. Mr. Manson
has already made his mark at the Somcr-
set bar and is we'll known in other parts
Of the State, while Mr.. IIoycy is just
starting on Il professional career
Last Saturday morning party of six
young ladies' and two BOYS were fishing at
the head of Flagstaff lake, when they saw
an object moving in the water, which
proved to be live deer Immediately the
chase began. They soon overlook the
deer, and after some cNertion, succeeded
u taking him into the boat and bringing
him home, where he WAS kept one night
and then turned into the woods. Very
proud are these Young ladies of this
exploit.
The people Of Flagstaff viii unite with
those at Dead River aud Lexington in a
grand 9Th Of July celebration at Flag
staff
The election of Colonel of the Second
Maine Regiment took place in Bangor
Friday. Adjutant Victor Brett received
u votes out Of the u cast and his cleo
ton WAS made unanimous.
The Maine l'niycr-ali>t Convention at
Calais last week Was well attended The
reports Of the secretary aad treasurer
showed the denomination to he in pros
porous condition throughout the State.
Several eminent ministers from out of
the State were present and participated
in the exercises. Auburn was recon-
mended a. the next place Of meeting.
The commencement exercises Of Bow.
dom College took place Friday The de-
gree Of \. NJ. was conferred several for
ner graduates. The meetings of the Al
umni Association and the Board Of Trus-
tees were also held Friday. Some chang
es were made in the faculty, the require
ment> for admission, and the course Of
study. Several distinguished men were
present and made speeches.
The Methodist church at East Read field
has been presented with tine toned or
gan, costing $500, the gift Of Mis-, Fanny
Sanborn and sisters, formerly of HALO
well, now spending the season in Massa-
chusetts.
The reunion Of the Third Maine Regi-
ment Associa ion will be held in Augusta,
September u.
Three safes were burglarized in Sears
port last week by tramps in bungling
manner.
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Astonishing Success.

Il is the duty of every person who has
used BoschcfS Ge,mdn Syrup to let its
ndcrful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. Ne
person can use it without immediate re.
lief. Three doses will relieve any case
and we consider it the duty of all Drug.
gists to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, At least to try one bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported. Such med cine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known Ask
yonr druggist about it. Regular size, -
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Deal
ers, in the United States and Cat ada.
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GEN { r AL.

The collapse Of the Fidelity National bank
Of Cincinnati seems TO be fatal. Il is now
stated that the creditors will get nothing. Two
If the directors have been arrested.
Speculation IN Chicago wheat is supposed tC
have done it.
Many cases Of arms and ammunition hav,
been shipped from san Francisco 20 the fIa.
Naiian Islands and a revolution is sand 10 be al
hand.
Minister Romero estimates that the new
postal treaty between the United States and
Mexico will be worth At least sl0W0,O01 an
nually 10 the people Of this country.
Rev. Edward +. Hale, in sensible talk Ia
the New England Chautauqua Association
confined his remarks 10 the importance and
manner Of studying history. He said it vas a
faliacious idea that must begin with Adam
and follow down through the five great mon
archics until we reached the present day; but
rather, We should begin with the history Of our
own town, then Of our state, nation and the
world. Inquire into this subject ought to be
more attractive than houudering about in a
great desert and reading much that we soon
forget.
The Chicago Times presents reports Of crop
conditions collected from ever 100 points in
the northwest, Although what has been dam
aged By the prolonged drou,h and intensely hot
weather in some localities the general prospects
are very encouraging. There is a largely in
creased acreage especially in Dakota and the
aggregate Yield in the northwest promises to
be the largest ever known. The outlook for
corn is very favorable. There will be short
crops Of timothy and haXseed and the barley
crop threatens to be partial failure.
\ fire in Chicago Stock yards, Saturday,
DESTROYED million and quarter
dollars worth Of property. and big
smoke in Louis ,ille, Ky destroyed 500
Of tyI,apan yaluaI "A SlINI
The committee having in charge the
erection of monument over the grave of
the late President Arthur. found the peo-
pie of New York SO snxious to contribute
to the fund that the col ection exceeded
the expenditures by $4,000, and $4,000
is to be added to this SUR lus to erect
statue of the dead statesman in Madison
Square, New York City.
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Bingham.

our Village i, AT last having a nrw side
walk John Cummings l. overseeing the
work, and cndcnvoring To build all the
walk that the MONEY appropriated by tie
town viii admit. We trust new ap.
preparation will be made by the town at
its next annual town meeting.
our schools close this week The high
school under the instruction % Miss Fan.
ME Voter and the primary under that OF
Miss Nellie NJ. Baker, have been very sat
i>factory throughout town.
Fourth of July will be observed here Il
quite an extent Committees from The
different organizations met in joint com
mittcc and arranged program. Every
one present seemed much interested
The program means a real old-faShione,
Fourth such A. would have done credi
to our ancestors. II i the bands llr>
Fourth and they expect a hard day Of it
Int they sill ~ amply rewarded. if the.
succeed in giving the public an enjoyable
F baY
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The Somerset and Maine Central

The negot ations between the Maine
Central Company and the bondholder> Of
the Somerset Railroad have, unles, re-
ports are at fault, amounted 10 nothing
thus far. The officer, of the Maine Cen
trial have made no definite offer, but seem
disposed to negotiate for the property on
the basis of 500. oon The minority of
the bondholdcrs are auNiou, to sell on
this basis which would bring the bonds at
about s. per cent, but the owners Of the
major part Of the bonds decline to sell
for less than SaoO.oo0 and propose to is
sue further mortgage bonds aud extend
the road northwarl from North Arson
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BOSTON QUEBEC AIR LINE r r
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North Madison.

The rains have sent vegetation boom
iug all along the line. The hay crop j.
now assured. Wages for having are be
ing talked nj from two dollars to two aud
oue.half dollars per day.
MI Geo T.. Jones received quite So
we're scalp wound a few DAYS ago while
watering his horse. The horse reared
and struck MIR Jones ON the head with
hi, fore feet inlicting quite wound
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East CornvilIe.

School in district No is expected t,
close Friday with picnic in the after
noon. NAV Palmer, the teacher is liket
very much by the scholars.
George Neil and wife arrived hons
June 10Th, from the sea shore, where they
have been spending the past few weeks
Rev. u. II. Kilbreth preached at the
church, June 10Th
II n. Eongfellow has recently built
new stable.
Willie Corson arrived home recently
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-29

The Crittcndrn Press published in
Marion, Kentucky in a recent issue has
the following
Messrs Bragg and {, Carl, who have
been with Mr. \. G., Bgelow, .ha civil
engineer of the o. V. for several months,
left for their respective homes few DAYS
ago. Marion will always kindly remem-
Der the boys, and be ready 10 welcome
them when they come again. Mr.. Bige-
low has taken charge Of The construction
of the iron bridge at blackboard, and will
be engaged there for some time Mr.. Bige-
low has few If any. superiorS a engi-
ne r. and his courtesy and atlabilty have
made him many friends in and around
Marion.
MIR. Bigclow referred to i native Of
Skowhegan and was born on the farm
now owned by Mr. J. W. Pac kard. one Of
the srlectmen Of our town. upon which
the famous Bigelow hill is situated We
are always pleased to chronicle the sue
cess of Somerset boys.
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Peculiar

In the combination, proportion, and
preparation of its ingredients. Hood :
Sarsaparila accomplishes cures where
other preparations entirely fail. Pc
culiar in its good name at home which is
a tower of strength abroad" peculiar in
the phenomenal sales it has attained
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most success
full medicine for purifying the blood, Civ
ing strength, and creating an appetite.
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SnnlthGeld.

The dam that was washed away by the
frcshrt in the spring Is being repaircd il
will be finished soon.
North Pond /, several feet higher than
usual on account of the dam giving way.
Miss Marion George Of Norridgcwock
closes Il very successful term of hool
thi, week about - scholars this summer.
Having commences next week.
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Mercer.

The Mercer Sabbath School Will 20 to
North Pond the It'll.
Rev. Nj. Hamilton preached last Sab
bath.
+. 5 Berry is in town on visit.
our butcher Maxwell i, doing quite n
business buying calue> and sending them
to Boston.
The mowin, machines are being re.
paired ready for next week.
Wallace Bunker has bought the ri@h'
to sell spring bed in Franklin County
and mas commencen his sales
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CarYatunk

cur spring term OF school closed this
week. II was large school of -
scholars and W taught under the >kilful
Instructions Of Miss Minnie q. Bean OF
Skuwhegan. Miss Bean has taught =
schools and gives satisfaction in every
respect.
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DR. Young received a telegram from
Dir. Hunt of Greenyille Monday. annonnc-
ing case Of small pox there. which wa>
isolated and all precautions taken against
further spread Dr. Young went 70
GrcrnHillc TncsdaY.
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Medical ssociation.

The Somerset Medical Association met
Saturday lest at the lIesclton House. \
large number Of the Medical fraternity
were present Dr>. Bean of Ilartland
Moulton OF 81. Adams. SAWYER of Madi-
son. and Mclaughlin OF Harmony were
elected mem crs of the association The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year DR.. ! y. Merrill. President Z;
J. B Twaddlc Vice President; j s.
Cu>hiug. Secretary. Papers Of interest 10
theprofe>sion were read by DR., iWng and
Sawyer. followed by an earnest discus
sion by the momber> present, relating to
their personal experience in such cases
\ certain member Of the association,
received its ccnsurr for unprofes,ional
conduct. With this exception, it was a
pleasant and profitable meeting,
real. E~rNrr TBAN,rEES.-Th follow.
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
! past week.
Athens-Jamcs Chapman to Charles
Chapman. 81 400.
Fairtleld-Josiah r. 1ovejoy 10 W. l.
Amos $50. Sumner .ludkin> to Her
man Cannon. sauo. John ]. Grant to
Melvin Bachelor 81 GOO
Starks-lI. 5 poyen to Grin \. Nick
erson $50.
iIartland-L. II. Webb to H. c. Fuller.
81 900.
Einhdpn-E1i { Walker tn YIN |
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There was a heavy fire in Leayenworth.
kansa June 2L Los over 500. oon; III,
surancc Sl2o.uoO
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-29

The citizens Of Norridgewock held a
meeting Monday evening in opposition To-
the Il. 4 q Air Line road. addressed by
Col. Stevens Pre-. Aver Of the Somerset.
J. J. Parlin. Esq. ard {. \ Harrington.
E>q.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-29

Dr.. KARK R. WCOlRURYS QYSoEPlA KILLERS,
will prevent Heartburn or any disorders of
the stomach and currecr all conditions which
cad to Dyspepsia and indI stion. Take "a
ID X. and Zee o. Il" has become almost a world.
vide maxim. They tOs Only 80 cents for n
large hnx ttrial box for - cents. and will be
sent by mail Ia any part Of the [. >. on reeip,
III price. hy
DoolitIe i smith, u K 26 fremont St, Bost m.
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Fx-Goy. An,on Morrill,. was stricken
with partial paralysis Monday, and it j.
doubtful whether he survives many day.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-29
A NICE LINE OF RAISINS
Breakfast Cereals.

Fould's Wheat Germ BE. . for pc.
Schumacher Avena BE. > pc.
Granula BE. > g be.
Farina BE. > 2Jc.
Cerealine Flakes lJc.
Brown Bread Mixes &c.
\ b c Oats lsc. > " Soc.
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HAPPY THOUGHT.
WAVE LINE PLUG.
WAVE LINE PLUG.

When they receive immediate benefit. aud
were permanently cured. An occasional usc
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g. 500 a yesr for her supreme

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acpsoDc.enuz 81 500 a yesr FOR her supreme
Cove, judges trsTe. ~ expenses.
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Chinese slaas. I8eY train faeri 20 ush.
sad a ws.l lraine-i o.teg is wortE 40.
Tbe holse boats thas are 50 gcpu'ar on
tne Thames are coming INTO fashion on ihe
Eune 4 msn res- NsYencs is building a
teritab.e Goa'iag tenement beuse.
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rfrifafna ascts of schools are msn aad
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-20

RAat tAaa "a ~f"AHa
Iaus. d AYli is-~tbs esseoas re-
ulalnsols ulsstodoa were ssaal yesterday
assr ne village u Fno. ga lts Nogsh-
resfsrn fsliIoaa aoggi tssutynge uliies
southeast of tas C..y. hhlle engaged ia
3tehux oa s1e Waiter Green farm one
pile sn8 bal sass % Isi5, }. p. Mitch
lss asue ngoa le- 1essye4 boIss Of ulsm-
meta nronogsisns TIE reus.as th1s fxr
ensar.aed eeFe fs1na a. = depth ~ no.
"a fc faau $50 iset la msssay piecs OF
.raan1 lsi Fsss of ies house. snt that
olhe8 bones wiif get De i3ane j. quite sure
Ihs b1ues are of uaIsua prcporlion. but
a. mess 81 la dtCaysa - 80 reader li
imrssss s.e % measure them. The teeth OF
ire anis4zl are almost perfectly preserved
because a. the snastei The largest tact1
l9uaf measured SIX 2ua ihEes- quarters
ir.nss d length four IL ehes ln WldgA sn1
taeEtF inches IA circumference it
weigAei two nouuds and ten ouaCes. The
other tse.a Gilulsaet n s.zs 20 tbe
smallest. NaIeh j. faiee inche.- eaca way
and weighs iess Sasn one pound These
are tae second remains Of thls class found
~ ftls sFef.un
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-20

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